Stranded In Oz has a new home

You'll find the new stall at the far East end of the market, UPSTAIRS. Look for lots of colour -- that's the one. It's a funky old market in a giant shed. Parking near the market shed is PAID only, but if you park near St. Vincent's Street or just a block from the market, it's free on Sunday.Public transport is nearby. If you're driving from the City, it's straight up Port Road -- then follow the signs to the market when you get to P.A.

This week: featuring the Emerald City Shawl kit -- this includes 2 gigantic hanks of Knitting By Zen's 4 ply Aussie wool (custom-dyed for this project only), the directions to make the shawl, pin, bamboo knitting needles ('natch), stitch markers, and a tote bag.

For my new home, I will have a new selection of merino 8ply (not much of it left now) -- as you know, I don't really dye a lot of wool, but it is here and needed to be dyed. Will also have replenished supply of mohair wool single in Aran Weight. That stuff is just gorgeous -- felts like a dream and is a pleasure to work with.

Still in Stock: hand-painted semi-solid Tofutsies. The special batch of olive green is GORN but all other colours are available.

Artwear available as always -- including the bright and beautiful Potter Vest.

WARNING-- Pancake restaurant and hot jam donut vendor is nearby this market. You have been warned.

Melissa Deutsch Scott

Stranded In Oz Shop

Clubs For 2013

A Merry Band of Knitters: 6 Installments of mostly 4ply/fingering wt yarn (done in 2 Parts) – for sock knitters and lovers of fine yarn knitting.

Club features: exclusive Stranded In Oz hand-painted, often limited edition mostly 4ply yarns and of course, SIOz best-sellers, such as Glinda, the Good Wool.

If you're interested in seeing the types of yarns and designs in store, have a look at strandedinoz on Ravelry, as well as many issues of YARN magazine, and design listings for yarn companies like SWTC. And socks? I've been designing socks for years and haven't exhausted the possibilities yet!.

Spinning Club for 2013 An Aussie Spinner's Year - 6 installments of spinning fibre fun (done in 2 Parts) –

This club features mostly Stranded In Oz Australian favourites – something for every spinner. You'll get a range of different types of wools, some superfine low micron top, a coloured sheepwool, as well as more unusual blends from both small breeders and commercial preparers.

PRICING: To keep the cost of each club affordable, there will be 100gms of yarn or fibre as well as a little goodie for each pack. You may also get tempted from time to time with samples of other Stranded In Oz fibres and yarns.

Subscribers enjoy a 10% discount on all SIOz fibre purchases (regularly priced items only) during the period of time they are club members.

Shipments generally are sent around the 15th of the delivery month.

Email melissa@strandedinoz.com for yarn or fibre club inquiries.

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About Stranded In Oz Yarns and Fibres

SIOz is a fibre arts business run by Melissa Deutsch Scott who hand-dyes yarns and fibres in Port Adelaide, SA

"I'm am a firm believer in supporting the people and businesses around my home and that's why I've chosen to trade from my local market. So come up to the Port for a pleasant Sunday of shopping, eating, dolphin-watching, and of course to come and see and feel SIOz yarns and fibres."

SIOz stocks unique fibres from around Australia and the world. At the moment, I'm featuring Australian coloured merino and ethically-traded fibres produced in a small workshop just outside of Katmandu. In addition, I always stock soy yarns and Tofutsies, the soy sock yarn. Soy is an environmentally-friendly fibre that's especially good for Aussie warm weather.